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Yesterday evening i accidentally passed by the photo store next block from home just before closure. I look as usual at the second hand stuff and there was a second hand Bigma (that's the Sigma 50-500mm f4/6.3). The thing is huge (never had a 30cm long 50mm :D), mounted on a tripod and pointed to the sky it looks like a telescope, but the range amplitude is simply mindboggling. The biggest flaw is the aperture, its quite dark, with no image stabilizzation, basically useless in the evenings but a pleasure to use when there's some light or when you're looking at bright stuff. Got home and decided to test it right away on something small and far away :D.

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:iconniepokornik:
soooo big- I mean the Moon.
but also your new lens.30cm long would be too much for me-I couldn't carry it in my hands.I've got Sigma about 16 cm long and without stabilization ant it's too havy for me.so imagine 30 cm!

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here I am ~niepokornik :w00t: :w00t:
:iconb4silio:
eheh that's 30cm when closed down, if you zoom to the max it becomes a good 15-20cm longer :D

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"Why do the french eat only one egg at breakfast?"
"Because in french an egg is un oeuf"
:iconbarbykai:
Is that telescope a refractor or reflector?
:iconb4silio:
mmmh, i have no idea what a refractor or reflector telescope is (though i guess it all depends on whether it uses a mirror to gain some additional length or just pass-through lenses, am i right?)

In this case it's not a telescope but a standard lens (albeit a long one)

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"Why do the french eat only one egg at breakfast?"
"Because in french an egg is un oeuf"
:iconbarbykai:
Ok, you know there is two types of telescopes. A tube-shaped and a cylinder-shaped.

The tube shaped (when the light passes through one objective lens directly to the focal plane) is a refractor.

The cylinder shaped (when the light first passes through a primary mirror, and then a smaller mirror points the light into the focal plane) is a reflector.

Something like that, I suppose.
:iconfeebonacci:
je ne sais pas pq je n'ai pas commenté cette photo avant mais putin wahhooooo les détails tuent !!

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:iconb4silio:
hehehe merci mon ami :D
la lune c'est tjrs un beau sujet, et oui j'etais assez surpris des details qu'on arrive a sortir! (raw power!)

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"Why do the french eat only one egg at breakfast?"
"Because in french an egg is un oeuf"
:iconfeebonacci:
et oui le raw , qu'est ce que j'ai cru (cru ou brut=raw en francais mais tu savais)

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Jan 30, 2007, 11:48:44 PM

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